take it backwards
used in missy elliott’s track work it. she refers to the fact that part of the chorus is sung backwards. however, given the emphasis on elliot’s b-tt in the song, “you make love to me from behind” is the likely meaning. the s-xual meaning of the next line would then be “watch the way missy likes that kind of s-x.”
yo, take it backwards, missy!
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